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Personal Mention.

Mr.. s. R. Bell, of the Union City Eagle, was in the
city yesterday.
j. D. Brosnan, OF Brosnan Bros & Co., has just re-
turned from New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Harrison returned home
yesterday from Washington
Mrs. Jennie Patterson has gone TO New Albany to
visit friends for several weeks
Mrs. w. r. Marc left for Chicago last night to be
gone several days visiting friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas d. Williams are spending few
days with relatives in Columbus, o.
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Waggoner, of Springfield.
Ill.,, are guests of friends in this city
Miss Edwards of Louisville who has been visiting
Mrs. II. p. WATSON, has returned home.
Mrs. Ida Purcell has gone to Dana to attend her
mother, Mrs. Ralph, who is seriously i'll.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Stewart will 60 to California
soon, and extend their visit to Washington and
Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs Frank e. James are visiting the family
of Mr.. g. B. Russell, at Danville, Ill, but will return
tomorrow.
Mrs. Thomas Durham of GAINESVILLE, o.. is the guest
of her daughter, Mrs Chap Williams No. 20 West
Michigan street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nate Iddngs, of Bradford, o. are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. n Scharif, No. ATT North
Meridian street.
Mrs. Alice Wright Eaton and Mrs. Kilburn of Co.
lumbus. expected soon to visit their brother Mr.
James L. Wright and wife, on North Delaware street.
Quite party of indianapolis people will be at Hot
Springs this week. Mr.. and Mrs. E. f. Claypool
Mrs &. W. Coffin and daughter, Mrs W. H. II
Miller and daughter Mrs. E. b. Martindae and
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Bunker Hill.

Miss Belle Coucher of Peru. is visiting her sister
Mrs Eugene Fletcher and friends on South Elm
street Miss Matte Redding went to Indianapolis
Monday. a visit among relatives and friends
Miss Laura Blue started Thursday to FL Paso
Tex and while there will be the guest of Mrs. O. c.
Irwin. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bussard of Logansport
were the guests of j. ?. Neinan and friends over
Sunday. returning home Monday .Rev. 0. " Fritz,
Rossvie. preached at the Baptist Church. Monday
and Tuesday evenings with the view of locating
as pastor of the church. II. l.. Flora of IaPorte
was the guest of Miss Cora Bowman Sunday return
ing home Monday Mrs. Della Mays. of Peru visited
with Miss Kittie Isser and friends last week j. c.
Overman, of Marion was in town Monday and Tues
day Mrs. Frank Austin, of Kansas City, Mo, is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. William Austin, Elm
street Married, by the Rev. Jackson last Sunday
evening. Mr.. John Poff and Miss Euiaa Hickman. at
the residence of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sol Hickman
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Greenfield,

Mrs Mary l.. Patterson. of Rushville. is visiting
relatives in this city Mrs Eliza Offutt accom-
panied Mrs. Alice Thayer her return to Chicago
Thursday. Mrs. Offutt will probably spend the sum
Parsons of Rushvile will conduct the usual monthly
services at the Christian Church in this city to-day
Samuel c. Mitchell has accepted position with
large manufacturing firm at Cincinnati. The young
ladies of the Methodist Church gas-light
picnic on Wednesday evening Amos c. Beeson, of
Blue River township. this county Miss Nellie
Thayer has returned from school at St Marys-.-.
Mrs. John NJ. Freeman, of New Palestine, was the
guest of Mrs. Benjamin Freeman last week Miss
Ada Barlow. of knightstown spent last week with
Greenfield friends F.. NJ. Faurof returned Monday
from his trip to California and Oregon Mr.. ard
Mrs. William NJ Wright have moved to Indianapolis
to reside. "A number of the young folks arrang-
ing to visit Hathelds sugar camp near Charlottes-
viile the first of the week.
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Miss Mamie Brown. of indianapolis is the guest of
Mrs. B. G. Pittinger. Mrs. G. H. Russo who has
been visiting friends in Indianapolis. has returned
home. Miss Mollie Herr who has been the guest of
her sister. Mrs. w. c. Paine in Evansville has re-
turned. The dance given the evening of tie
25th, by the Chestnut Club, decided success. 49,
Miss Jose Cluster who has been spending the winter
with her sister, Mrs. Dickson. has returned to her
home in Chicago W. NJ: Moore and wife occu-
plying their new home North Meridian street. -.
John Bryson!andiwife in Cincinnati The Ladies'
Literary Society celebrated Longfellows birthday at
the residence of Miss Alice Hoskins Mrs.
Dutton has returned home after a very
pleasant visit in Michigan. j. Van Aver and wife
Mrs D. D. Rodenbarger and Miss Mollie Nees at
tended the opera in Terre Haute Wednesday evening.
Miss Maggie Hawkins spent Sunday with Miss
Lucy Mcclellan E. D. Wilder and wife are ''at
home to their many friends in their horne in the
north part of the city Mrs Louis Cox is visiting
friends in Champaign LII. Miss Minnie Lake is ex-
pected home from indianapolis. where she has been
spending the winter Mrs. VIII Rsher of Carbon,
is visiting friends in the city Mrs. Hiram Teter has
returned from Danville whore she has been visiting
her mother Miss Braddie Porter has returned from
extended visit in the South. She very much i'm
proved in health On Thursday evening the young
ladies met at the residence of Mrs. Hussey and or
ganized literary society. They spent quite pleas
evening and adjourned to meet next Friday even
ing at the residence of Miss Martha Clifford
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Miss M Fl. Middleton is in Indianapolis for few
days Will Voris of Hopewe. leaves on Tuesday
for Wichita. Kan, to make his future home. The
ladies of the Presbyterian Church held missionary
social and praise meeting on Thursday afternoon A
thank offering of $68.6O contributed = Mrs.
Bert Essex, of Columbus. visited her parents. A. d.
Whtesdes and wife. during the week Mrs. Charles
Banta is visiting relatives Rushville She, in
few days, will join her husband in Brooklyn N, Y;
where they will make their home w. C. Vanarsdan
and family left on Wednesday for Sedalia Mo.
where they expect to reside "A number of her
friends joined in celebrating Mrs. A.
D. Whitesides's sixtieth birthday on Tues
day. :. The wedding of Miss Magdalena Brown.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Sterhen Brown, and Mr..
L. E. Ritchey is announced for Tuesday evening,
March 8. Mr.. and Mrs George w. Demaree visited
in Edinburg on Wednesday. :. Emmett McMurray.
of San Diego, CAL, is visiting relatives here. He
will leave in few days for Wichita Kan. Mr. and
Mrs. John Bullock returned from an extended visit in
Missouri Mrs. Nellie DUNCAN has been elected
president of the W. Z. Z. Union Miss Susie Sell
ers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Sellers. and
Mr.. Samuel Broughton. of Cincinnati, married
Sunday evening last - Rev. Ernest McMillen,
pastor of the Presbyterian Church. with his family
is visiting in Kentucky :. Miss Fannie Brown re-
moved to Cincinnati on Monday last, where she viii
make her home with brother. Mrs. jasper La
Grange is visiting her parents in Worthngton.
Dr. j. II. McLain and wife of Laurel. this state, are
visiting their daughter. Mrs. o. l. Jones.
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Among the Church-workers.

The wardens and vestrymen of the Episcopal
churches viii be elected on Easter Monday.
The ladies of Meridian-street Church viii give an
entertainment at Tomlinson Hall in few weeks.
Rev. j. c. Sharp. a local preacher of Backford
street is holding successful revival meeting the
new West Indianapolis church.
The First Baptist Church is in better condition
financially than at any time in its history, being out
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WELL who spent the winter with her sister. Mrs
Bland, in this city. has returned to her home in New
London Miss Anna Goodnight who has been Wis
ting friends here, returned home to Corydon on
Wednesday The family of James Holder have
joined him IN Erin. Tenn. Andrew Elzea of Van
daa, Ill, is visiting friends in this county Miss
Clerk Burgess OF this "a T. Quick Of Attica.
who has been visiting relatives here for some time
returned on Friday Mrs. Lizzie CASTOR returned
visit to this city Mrs Margaret St Clair of Otisco
is the guest OF George Idewellens family Marriage
licenses issued during the week: Simon P Lyke and
Maggie lSogston, Oscar B. Galbraith and Ida l. Har-
bart. Louis Haskell and Emma Layman, Alex. NJ.
Stewart and Della Mather
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Rriehtwood News.

Mr.. Furlong and family of Union City, have moved
to the Lawrence row.
A. @. Leper was married last week to Miss Annie
Steele, of Malott avenue
The gas company is negotiating for improved
chinery and will commence work soon.
Marshal Gilchrist has the delinquent tax books in
his possession and is now making collections.
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Edinburg.

George Demaree and wife. of Franklin spent
Wednesday in this city. the guests of Miss Fannie
visited among relatives and friends in this place the
first of the week Mrs. Adam Keller and daughter
Mary of Columbus, were the guests of Mrs. Eliza.
Farrer, last Wednesday. Mrs. VIM. A. Nc
Naughton. of Franklin visited among Edinburg rel
atives the past week Louie Lehman and wife of
Columbus visited relatives in this place. last Sunday
-. d. j. Elliot returned home on Sunday night from
trip in eastern Tennessee Mrs. Maggie Daley
returned home. Monday, from Indianapolis, where
she visited part of the week Mrs j. c. Eagle left
last Thursday for Ohio where she viii visit among
relatives and friends for few weeks
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GrpenRhtIrU.

DIR. MeFatrdge and family have gone to Atlanta.
this State, for their future home. Misses Maggie
Walnut Hills, - Samuel Forman who has been an
Oddfeow for City five years and is the oldest
Der in the State presented with fine by the
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COnnersvisie.

Miss Dimple PASTOR, of the Oxford Female College,
spent Sunday with Miss Mazze Mafet. Mrs. Q. B.
Stiles ard daughter Lottie of Bloomington. H.. are
visiting at the home of George l.. Fears. The En-
erson liuo were agreeably surprised by number of
young ladies' at the home of Professor johnson. on
Thursday evening Mrs Captain Hannah enter
tanned the g. A r. and the W. r. G. at her home. on
Thursday evening. The Chautauqua Club met at
the home OF Miss Allie Wherrt on Saturday evening.
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The Main-street Presbyterians gave musical and
social entertainment and supper at their church
last evening An old maids auction and gypsy fort
unetellers were features Supper served in an
ice palace the sde from a tropical booth
the other Financially the affair WAS great success
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CraWf0rfysvillo.

Miss Jewel Harris of Logansport, has been visiting
her sister. Mrs Chas E. Smith John Himer ef
Kelley and Mrs. Ella Hawkins of Indianapolis have
been visiting Mrs, II. H. Crist. The young people
meeting every Sunday evening at O'Clock = Mrs.
Eli Kahn is visiting in Cincinnati. Miss Rose Jo-
seph returned to Louisville Tuesday after visit
ing Mrs Abe Ievson- Penn Reynolds given a
surprise last Monday night, it being his birthday -
Waiter Pickett and Mrs Lew Hornaday were sum
moned to Kokomo last week by the illness of their
mother Mrs. W. T. Brush is in Kokomo where
her mother, Mrs Powers, is very i'll Mrs.
David -Epperson is visiting at Knoxville. Tenn -
The St John Industrial Society met on Thursday af
ternoon at the home of Mrs Anna Wallace. The
young people of the Christian Church held social on
Tuesday evening at the residence of W. B. Hardee
The Ladies Missionary Society of the First Presby.
terrain Church met at the home of Mrs. FL. Rice
Canine on Thursday afternoon Mrs DR. Manners,
of New Richmond has been visiting in this city .
Miss Susie Kelley has returned to her home in Green
castle Mrs. Abe Levison is visiting in Louisville
- County Clerk Reynolds has been tho sick list
sick list: James r. Ross of Indianapolis. in
the city during the past week Mrs. A. e. Thornton.
of Michigan City is visiting in this city The
bers of the Baptist Church held church and
meeting yesterday afternoon w. w. Thornton is
home from the East Sherman Wynn. of Chicago,
has been among relatives in this city. Miss Dunning
of London England is the guest Of Miss Carrie Free
man Miss Minnie Brown is visiting Miss Ada
Kendall at LAFAYETTE The family of Rev. q. A. E.
Jenner have arrived from Iowa.
WABASH COLLEGE ITEMS.
Prot. J. NJ Coulter has been offered the chair of
botany and zoology of the State University at Iowa
City Thirteen seniors handed in their Baldwin
says last week and six of these to be chosen who
will contend for the prize. The exhibition will be
March % The winter term closes on March %;
then will follow a weeks vacation Several students
attended the State Y IL. G. A convention last Thurs
day DIR. James Hedey will lecture at Music Hall
next Wednesday evening This will be the last one
of the college 1t is expected that Prof IL.
@. McLan will be able to take charge of his classes
next term The February number of the college
magazine, The Wabash, appeared yesterday A spe-
he 4.o
spring term. The family Of Professor Milford will
reside at Lafayette for few months
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Columbus.

Miss Sale Stansifer is extended visit 70 Miss
Bessie Hord at Indianapolis Mrs. Alkaline Halo
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Greepc0stle,

Sam Crosse is home from Indianapolis Medical Col
les,e Rufus Stratton and wife in Cincinnati
a business trip Mrs. d. L. Southland and daughter
Julia left Thursday for Baltimore Nd. where the
latter will attend female academy Miss Lillian
Southland gave party at her home South College
avenue. Tuesday evening, in honor of her guest
Miss Alma Zeigier of Wabash. Captain Fee In
stalled as department inspector of the Indiana g. A.
r. at Indianapolis Tuesday j. K Langdon left
on Tuesday for Clearwater. Fla, to visit sister
- Lieutenant May has returned from a
Matthews and Mrs NJ T. Lewman
left Wednesday for Florida to visit friends. Miss
May Sells and Miss Mckee, of Indanapolis visit
itng friends in Indianapolis. Mrs. g. H. Brown and
Mrs. Wilson have returned from visit TO Florida.
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Miss Dora loops. of New Albany is visiting Mrs.
W. X. Lennon Miss Mollie Peterson, of Louis.
vile, is visiting Mrs John Hudson Ira G. Barrett
of Louisville was in Corydon last week. C. B.
Lowry, formerly conductor on the Corydon branch
railroad has accepted position as superintendent of
the Kentucky Union railroad George F. Evans.
general manager of the Air line railroad in Cory
don last week The ladies of the Presby terrain
church gave pink tea Wednesday evening.
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THE STATE AT LARGE.
Anderson.

Miss Eta Barnes is the guest of friends at Indian
apolis Miss Viola Daniels visiting at New Castle.
at ssnda j.
tied her parents at Dalevile, the past week; Miss
Clara Clara Terhune was the guest Of Nddlet0wn
turned Monday from her Noblesville visit. =.
Mrs. Laura Hurst and children, of Chicago visit
ing in the city Mrs; G. g. HUDSON is visiting
ford City, is the guest of Anderson friends Mrs
81 G. Brown passed Sunday with her parents at
Haute, is visiting the family of Dr. W. FL Harter.
Miss Ola Cooper. teacher IN the Hagerstown public
schools will visit her home in this city over Sunday
Miss Dora Ogan has returned to her home in Tipton,
after visiting friends in this city Mrs Joseph Cas-
SELL of Van Vert o. is in the city, the guest of her
sister, Mrs Charles Ruimel- Mrs r. P. Grimes and
friends Miss Aenia Smthson teacher in the pub
lie schools of this city passed Sunday at her home in
VILE Squire j. r. Dilts, formerly of this
city. and Mrs. Martha Cox, of Al
exandra, married Tuesday
Mrs. Elizabeth has returned from Eaton, o., where
she has been visiting relatives for the past three
weeks Misses Emma Short, of Indianapolis, and
Callie Iarkleson of Middetown, were the guests of
Mrs Joseph Groves Monday Miss Bette Cricken
barger, of Winchester the guest of her parents
George Cunningham left with his family last Mon
day for Oregon City, Ore, to take up his residence
Miss Juva Tinker; of Wabash, was the cues, of
Miss Carrie Swank Wednesday. Mrs. A. Ellis
left Wednesday for Jacksonville, Fla. and will
remain in the South for several weeks,
Postmaster and Mrs j. w Pence entertained large
number of friends in handsome style last Wednes-
day evening, at their home on Lane street. Miss
Hortense Perse has been at ST. Louis the nast week
where she took prominent part in the musical festi-
val in progress there. She will arrive in this city
Monday and visit her parents Judge and Mrs W. r.
Perse, before her return to New York Mrs. D. E.
Croan and daughter Annie have returned from pleas
ant visit with Mr.. and Mrs. W. M. Croan at Shenan-
doah, Ia Miss Olive Burnett, teacher of music
in DePauw University is visiting friends in this city
Miss Mary Crozier, the recent guest of Anderson
friends has returned to her home in Indianapolis.
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Bloomington.

Miss Cora e. Shirley, OF Indianapolis, guest or
Miss Minnie Tate. One of the most enjoyable
casions of the week the preparatory party given
the residence of Miss Anna Demaree. Those pres
the university :. Mrs. w. H. Wallingford. of Har-
rodsburg is in the city short visit DIR. Melee
is expected home from Cincinnati this week a;, he
day VIM. j. Turner. of the firm of Turner Bros,
has been visiting his old home Ridge Farm NJ
III the city this week. John McCalla spent most of
the week at Chicago business. l.. W. Rogers aud
wife leave this week for two-weeks. visit among
friends in Kansas Major Perry and wife spend
ing the week at Indianapolis Miss Nellie Emery of
New Albany is visiting Miss Lizzie Payne Mrs. J.
NJ. Montgomery, of Princeton. is spending the week
with Mrs. Sarah Miller. 49, Robert C. Duncan and
wife; from Rockport are guests of d. G. Duncan and
The family of Ben Dowden will move to Crawfords-
vile, where he has engaged in business Miss
she has been teaching. Mrs Dean, of Bedford. is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Robert Marshall Miss
Mamie Duncan has returned to her home at Bedford
Mrs. Johnston and daughter, Mrs. Pye, of st.
Louis guests of ]. c. Woolley and other friends
in the city Oscar Reed is down from Indianapolis
to spend few days among home friends. Mr..
Fosdyke. of Indianapolis. here last week. -.
John Louden spent part of the week visiting his old
home in Fayette county: Capt: James Cats, of
family. The W. c. T. u. holds its monthly meeting
at the home of Mrs. j. X. Beck, Monday evening.
Mrs. Judge Hoard, of Columbus, Ind, is guest of
B. F. Adams and family.
INDIANA UNIVERSITY.
There is talk of all the fraternites meeting and issu
ing annual catalogue Prof. Harvey Lafollette
will lecture at the chapel this afternoon Political
Ethics Miss Hamicer who has been out of col
ege days On account of sickness Is able to be
about again w H. Rucker, class 85,
married at Aurora, Ind last week. Heis principal OF
the schools at that point %. q Hubble, Glass III
of Elkhart, in the city the first of the week
Special exercises held at the preparatory Friday
afternoon it being the last afternoon exerces of the
term. The Bernhard Listemann ConS>rt Company
will close the lecture of the ear the night
of April or the 1lth- Tho social occasion of the
week was tie party at the Beta Theta Pi hall Friday
evening. Literary exercises the order and some
excellent music. followed by refreshments. new
upright piano has been added to the hail. which is
quite addition The chapter has good mem
bership and is the oldest in the university.
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DE PAUW NOTES.

The idea which effected the organization of the PAN
Hellenic Club finds its counterpart in the Panthuga
toran Club recently organized by all daughters Of
the university. This club has effected permanent
organization. and gave very successful banquet at
the Ladies Hal Friday evening.
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ArrAcKIHG sMEnIDAH.

Il Confederate Thomas L. RISER
has given to tbs public letter In wbieh
be bitterly ATTACKS General Sheridan.
He was apparently very anxious to
write this letter, for be ohoss as bic pre-
tsx, for doing 30. the apparently limo
cent fact that Sheridan sontemplaies
taking . horse back ride through the
Shenandoah Valley. A peTusaI OF Ros
sef's letter would impress one. uho vas
unaequainted with the truth, With the
idea that Sheridan IL q monster in
human form, and that IL is q sign Of
wsahness In his fellow men that they
permit him 10 live.
IL 10 really peculiar thas men Of the
Rosssr stripe are 30 mAliRnantiy hostile
70 Sherman and Sheridan. Those Who
pro fess 10 accept In good faith the re.
suits OF she var, should have the grace
10 refrain from assailinR the men Who
broeRht thoss results about. or course.
such attacks as that Of Rosser do not
desFaet enc iota from the ebvisble fame
Of sherman and Sheridan. bat they all
up The columns OF g newspaper and are
decidedly Irritating to the public. II
kOsser mus. relieve bis feelings by
wrisinR letters attacking Union generals,
he should By all means burn the letters
81 soon as written and should net infilet
them upon an unwilling public.
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rive EIsmEnIss arKsrIsNS.

II is stated that Secretary B,yArS IL
engaged in q deep srd exhaustive siudy
Of The Alaska seal fisheries question and
that, ~ so0n a. be has arrived Al . Dc
enite eanelusion on The sabjsoa. be viii
render bis decision - 10 whether OF rot
The United States Possesses the RIGHT 10
protect the cal fisheries. TIE secrs
sary b s0rcly pcEzlcd. 10 10 further said
10 pressnt the American side Of tie seal
fisheries ecnsruvsrsy 10 such . manner
&c not TO iespardiss tie AaeFiean sass
IN The disFats eosesrpine tie Easi
eoast nshsrsea TIE Amssican prorle
wtll await the resall Of The sservtArys
deep ssndy With fear and trepidAitor,
for IL hiss eome 60 be regarded as q fore
eeae conclusion thai whenever S~ere-
taEy Bayard pats be mind right 90 bic
work be makes . colossal eluEasF ef
seDs kind. II be does not saeosed 10
sarrsndsFinE ali the rights Of Agsuoans
souesrnine bosA The Alaskan and { "a
coast HsasFiss. u wfll - hesA1ss there is
. limit 10 he capacity foE eianasFtnG
% even Secretary BAyArd.
TesFs h no similarity bstUsss The
slain Of The GATED States 10 s1sEt 60.
tAeFiay IN ALASKAN waters sn1 ths slAlg